Next up in our in focus look at some of the works from StreetFest 2015 we have the work of Swedish artist Amara Por Dios, who we have already been fortunate enough to witness at work on a piece in its entirety on two occasions now at London Calling, so we were already anticipating a […]Read Post ›
Yesterday at StreetFest there was a wide array of great art being made, but we thought we would kick off our next few posts of a more in-focus look at some of the artists building up their pieces throughout the day with The Lost Souls Crew collaboration, comprising, Si Mitchell, SPZero76, Squirl and Captain Kris. The last […]Read Post ›
Yesterday at Tobacco Docks, StreetFest 2015, returning for it’s eighth consecutive year, this time in its new setting of Tobacco Dock, took place with a day and evening packed with events set to entertain all, including an eclectic mix of music, dance, urban sport, a street kitchen, and most quintessentially for us here at London Calling […]Read Post ›
Yesterday in Bethnal Green Street Artist Giusi Tomasello was out working her magic on a wall provided with the support of the Hidden Streets Of London. Working with a combination of spray cans, Posca pens and paint brushes to build up her portraits, when you view the piece you are automatically drawn to the striking face […]Read Post ›
Over the last week or so Street Artist Himbad has vertainly been a busy bee, with two new works in Bethnal Green laid out with the support of The Hidden Streets Of London, and a third piece he was working on today for the ‘Green House Effect’ paint jam in Spitalfields, and which we have yet […]Read Post ›
On Thursday Louis Masai’s ‘Batteries Not Included’ exhibition opened At The Lollipop Gallery, and what an exhibition it is indeed. In this show Masai has gone all out and presented a broad range of mediums including, paintings, prints, furniture, ceramics and film in order to showcase his work through which Masai sets to draw attention to issues […]Read Post ›
Last night in Shoreditch, at the Rolling Stock bar on Kingsland Road, a mini group show was put on by Street Artists Zina, Thieu & Amara Por Dios as apart of SynchroniCityLondon. With each artist contributing some half a dozen impressive works each, it made for an all round impressive collection as a whole also. […]Read Post ›
Last night Brazilain artists Bailon & Sliks ‘Naturally Unstable‘ Exhibition opened at the Hoxton Gallery for four days only. The pair, previous visitors to London’s Street Art scene are ove for a brief visit where they will be hitting up a few walls around London and have laid out in a pop-up exhibition a ‘Brazilian urban […]Read Post ›
Well it’s been another month in Camden Town, and again despite the loss of much of it’s Street Art prime locations along the Camden Arches and the former Camden Lock Market, the area has been adorned with many fresh new artworks, predominantly from the superb work of The Real Art Of Street Art. All pieces here […]Read Post ›
Over the last month or so, at varying intervals, Street Artists Jim Vision and Dr Zadok have laid out in the East End, an incredible large scale and magnificent tribute to the Author Terry Pratchett who sadly passed away from Alzheimer’s some six weeks back now, aged 66 and Josh Kirby, illustrator of an incredible twenty-six […]Read Post ›
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